JULY TO DECEMBER Adams's (H. G.) Our Feathered Families, 588, 661 Agriculture: Renan on Book of Nabathæan Agricul- Allan's (J. M.) Last Days of a Bachelor, 305 Altitude Tables, and how to Use Them, 274 Anagrams, &c., by Wheatley, 172 [also 213, 215, 279, Ancient Empires, 336 Annual Retrospect of Engineering and Architecture, Ansted's Trip to Hungary and Transylvania, 204 hood, 343; Edmonds's Land's End District, 492; Archer's (W. H.) Statistical Notes on Victoria, 495; Arctic Expeditions: Discoveries of Mr. Hall, 437 Augier's (E.) Giboyer's Son, 842 Backhouse and Tylor's G. Washington Walker, 662 Bentleii Critici Sacra, ed. by Ellis, 80 Simancas, 653-Letter from Dalton, 738 Bewick, Thomas, Memoir, 42 Bible, The: Bentleii Critici Sacra, 80; Chester's John Birks (T. R.) on Matter and Ether, 810 Blakiston's Five Months on the Yang-tsze, 589 Bradley (L.) on Lead Ore of Swaledale, 805 Catholicism: Papal Criminal History, &c., ed. Cedars of Lebanon, Letters from Sir G. Wilkinson, Children, Books for, 691, 769, 844. See also Young, China: Blakiston's Five Months on the Yang-tsze, Church, The: Church in the World, 657; Clarke's Clarkson and Dearden's Guild Guide of Preston, 528 Colenso (Bishop) on the Pentateuch, 553-Letters British Colleges of Four Nations, Letter from Barbier, 846 Conchology: see Natural History. Copyright: True Theory of Literary Copyright, Let- Corney (B.) on Sonnets of William Shakspere, 137 British Association, Thirty-second Meeting, 391 [also CORRESPONDENCE.-Home: Adler, 736, 845; A. J. M., 86 437, 463, 496, 497] British Isles, History, by E. S. A., 274 Brown's (W.) Natural History of the Salmon, 109 Cairnes's (J. E.) Slave Power, 77 Bergenroth (G. A.), Despatches and State Papers of Capper's (C.) Port and Trade of London, 329 Cathedrals of England, Handbook, 774 [also 85, 116]; Barbier, 846; Barlow, 846; Baynes, - Smith, Elder & Co., 848; Spencer, 594, 663; W. Taylor, 704; Cave Thomas, 279; Tinsley Brothers, 568; A. Trollope, 306, 529, 848; Vaux, 50; Watts, 147; Whistler, 23; Sir G. Wilkinson, 461, 629, 698, 807; Williams, 58; Wilson, 372, 849; Wraxall, 531; Zuiller, 121. - -Foreign: Bangkok, by Schom- burgk, 113; Bellagio, by Th. T., 461; Berlin, by C., 440, 441; Cairo, by W., 435; Central Africa, by Baikie, 212; Dresden, by J. R. H. C., 852; Fernando Po, by Burton, 81; Genoa, by Novello, 371; Leipzig, by A., 668-by H. F. C., 566; Ley- den, by Levoir, 406; Lisieux, by Ménant, 372; Loanda, by Reade, 662; Menaggio, by Th. T., 402; Milan, by M. W., 374; Munich, by E. W., 186, 276, 377, 538; Naples, by H. W., 372, 435, 564, 847-by Russell, 243; New York, by Harper, 496; Orta, by Th. T., 530; Paris, by W., 594; Penon, 342; St. Gall, by J. O. W., 307; Toronto, by Wilson, 372, 849; Turin (Italian Ladies), 53 Correspondence: Scientific Men of Seventeenth Cen- tury,489; Popular Tenets of Church of England, 839 Cotton Distress in Lancashire, 528; Hewett's Slave Trade and Supply of Cotton, 302; Mallet's Cotton Couling's (S.) History of Temperance Movement, 274 Crime and Punishment: Beggi's Papal Criminal His- tory, &c., 17; Undiscovered Crimes, by "Waters," 495; Convict Discipline, 852; Crime and Igno- Croston's (J.) On Foot through the Peak, 528 Cruise of the St. George, by Dennys, 303 Cuneiform History and Chronology: see Bible History. Cust's (Sir E.) Wars of 19th Century, 728 [also 847] Cutting the Great Dyke at Cairo, 435 Dante Thomas's Translation of Purgatorio,' 364; Geographical Accuracy of Dante Allighieri, Letter Daumas's (E.) Horses of the Sahara, 327 Davidson's Introduction to Old Testament, 303, 406 Davis's (N.) Ruined Cities in Numidia, 811 De Bassanville's Salons of Other Days, 623 De Chatelain's Translation of Macbeth,' 178 De Fonblanque's (E. B.) Niphon and Pe-che-li, 655 De Gasparin's (Count) America before Europe, 206 De Girardin, Madame, Beauties of, 335 De la Rive's (W.) Life of Count Cavour, 233 Delécluse's (E.) Recollections of Sixty Years, 623 Denmark and Germany, by Gosch, 274 Dennys's (N. B.) Cruise of the St. George, 303 Denton's (W.) Servia and the Servians, 803 D'Orsan's (Dr.) Our Satellite, 460 [also 848] De Porochine's (M.) Russia and Poland, 337 Devey's (J.) Life of Joseph Locke, 654 De Witt's Jefferson and American Democracy, 206 Dictionaries, Cyclopædias, &c.: American Annual Cyclopædia, 370; Beeton's Dictionary of Universal Information, 561; Dictionary of Architecture, 378; Dictionary of Useful Knowledge, 696; Shel- ton's Dictionary of Difficulties, 456; Townsend's Manual of Dates, 696. 49, 145, 561, 696 Discoveries at Pompeii, Letter from H. W., 373 Dobson and Harland's Preston Guild, 528 Documents on Settlement of Church in 1662, 274 Döllinger's Gentile and Jew, trans. by Darnell, 428 Domestic Economy: Beeton's (Mrs.) Household Ma- nagement Everybody's Pudding-Book, 78; Foreign Desserts for English Tables, 733; Francatelli's Cookery-Book-Handbook of Domestic Recipes- Passages in Life of a Young Housekeeper, 78 Drama: Augier's Giboyer's Son, 842; Dramatic Poems of Alexander Pouchkine, 851; Jones's Lec- tures, 695; Macbeth,' trans. into French by De Chatelain, 178; Peacock's The Deceived, 305. Dramatic College Fancy Fair, 117. 145, 769 Drayson's (Capt.) Tales at the Outspan, 766 Dresser's (Dr.) Art of Decorative Design, 183; Orna- mental Art in International Exhibition, 274 Earthquake, Neapolitan, of 1857, by Mallet, 835 Eastwood's (J.) History of Ecclesfield, 178 Education: An Old Man's Thoughts about Many Things, 362; The 'Andria' at Westminster School, 808; Report of Committee of Council, 1861-62, 9; Report of Commission on International Colleges, England: Village Life in England, 627; History of | FINE ARTS-continued. the British Isles, by E. S. A., 274; Hardy's Cata- English Metrical Homilies, ed. by Small, 77 Entomology: see Natural History. Etheridge (J. W.) on the Targums, 805 Exhibition, International: Dresser's Ornamental Falkener's (E.) Ephesus, and Temple of Diana, 312 Farley's (J. L.) Resources of Turkey, 143 Ferguson's (R.) River-Names of Europe, 178 Architecture: Annual Retrospect, ed. by Burnell, 214; Dictionary of Architecture, 378; Reade on a New Style of Architecture, 633; Examples of Architecture of Vic- torian Age, 152; Prizes by the Architectural Associa- tion, 634. See also Exhibition, International Arundel Society, Thirteenth Report, 88; Chromo-litho- graph of Francia's Fresco at Bologna, 184 British Institution, Annual Display of Copies, 667 Cathedrals and Churches-Restorations, Embellishments, &c.: Cathedrals-23; St. Patrick's, 25; Ripon, 119, 775; York, 120, 440; Durham, 282; Worcester, 408, 441; Glasgow, 408, 566; Salisbury, 536; Gloucester, 634; Ely -Cologne, 634; Bath Abbey, 812-Churches-Holy Island, 88, 315; Holy Cross, Winchester, 151; Leominster, 184; St. Giles's, Cripplegate, 278; Temple, 282; Tren- tishoe, 346; Milton Abbey-Melbourne, 347; Cirencester, 378; Hexham, 380; Minster-St. Aldate's, Oxford- Southgate, 408; St. Mary-in-the-Castle, Dover-West Weston, 440, 568; Loughborough, 505; St. Bartholomew- the-Less, 566, 634; Scarborough, 598, 812; Austin Friars, 700; St. Salvator's, at St. Andrew's, 703; St. Mary's, Copyright: Copyright (Works of Art) Bill, 146, 180, 630 Ecclesiological Society, Anniversary Meeting, 23 Frescoes in the Houses of Parliament, 113 International Exhibition: see Exhibition, International Manchester Academy of Arts, Annual Meeting, 702 Mr. G. Cruikshank's Gallery, 740 National Gallery, Accessions, 52, 473, 595; Re-opening, 595 National Portrait Gallery, Accessions, 116 New Palace at Westminster, The Frescoes, 113; Mr. Maclise's Pictures, 119; New Statues, 184 Photography: Views of Monuments of Rome, 181; Mr. Proof Engravings, 663 [also 630], 697, 736 Royal Academy, 52; Royal Commission, 148; Reforms, 250, 376; Teaching, 281, 314; Retirement of Mr. Baily, $74; Award of Prizes, 812, 850 Schools of Art: Birmingham, 568, 595; Coventry, 378; Egypt: Sharpe's Antiquities in British Museum, 55; South Kensington Museum: see Museums Books, &c.: Antrobus's Rise and Progress of Painting, 48; Benrose's Manual of Wood Carving, 24; Birket Foster's Pictures of English Landscapes, 666; Davis on Ruined Cities in Numidia, 811; Dictionary of Architecture, 378; Dresser's Art of Decorative Design, 183; Dresser's Orna- Gossip: Mr. Whistler's Picture at the Berners Street Gallery, 23, 86; Mr. Foley's 'Lord Hardinge,' 25; Velasquez's 'Philip the Fourth' for the Louvre, 53; Committee for Conservation of Monuments, &c.-New Pulpit in West- minster Abbey, 56; Public Statues, 58; Medallion Por- trait of Prince Consort, 85; Pictures at the International Exhibition, 88; Mr. Leech's Exhibition, 88, 536, 598; Mr. Millais's Illustrations to the Parables, 88; Discovery of Fresco at Blunham Church-Frescoes in Catholic Chapel at Islington-House-front in Bond Street, 151; The Libri Sale, 147, 153; Seals, Monograms, &c., 182; Award of Prizes by Painters' Company, 217, 245; New County Hall at Guildford-M. Renard's Collection from Pho- nicia, 282; Mr. Dickes's Transcript of Mr. Lance's 'Grapes, Peaches, &c.'-Iron for Steeples-Herr Kaul- bach, 315; Von Vogelstein's Illustrations of Goethe, Dante and Virgil, 342; M. Lejeune's Guide for Art Amateurs, 346; Rood-Screens, 348, 380; Mr. Prout's Perspective Plane, 375; Frescoes in Railway Stations, Letter from E. W., 377; Importance of Practice from the Life, 377; Mr. Rossetti's Picture from Dante, 379; Mr. Story's 'Cleopatra' and 'The African Sibyl'—Mr. Cousins's Royal Family of France in the Temple, 403; Mr. Webb's Designs for Shops, 404, 437; Encaustic Tiles, 410; Significant Carvings for Public Buildings, 437: Designs for Langham Hotel-Re-modelling of Front of Eatington Park House-The New Museum at Leipzig, 473; French Academy, 497; Crosby Hall-India House, 536; Mural Paintings, 440, 568; H. K. Browne's Sport- ing Sketches, 595; Trees in Streets-Building for Hispano-American Exhibition-Kiss's 'Amazon,' 598; Changes at Hampton Court, 631; New Pictures for the Pinacothek at Munich, 666; Sale of M. Molin's "The Grapplers,' 667; Art-Contributions towards Lancashire Distress, 700, 738, 850; Premium offered by Art-Union -Pavement Tiles in Tintern Abbey-New Buildings for Uppingham Grammar School-New Arc de Triomphe at Fitch and Howard's Illustrations of the Nueva Flanagan's (R.) New South Wales, 526 Flax and its Products in Ireland, by Charley, 528 Forster's (C.) Sinai Photographed, 694 Fowler's (R.) Solutions of Mathematical Questions at Francatelli's Cookery Book for Working Classes, 78; English and Foreign Confectioner, 361 France: Louis Blanc's History of the Revolution, 521; French Railway Reading, 178, 210; Government, Morals and Conditions in France before the Revo- lution, 178; Marshall's Population and Trade, 690; Pages's Revolution of 1848, 494; Stern's Revolu- tion of 1848, 733; Ten Years of Imperialism, 268; Ternaux's Reign of Terror, 237; Thiers's Consulate and Empire, 201; Story of a French Marriage, 658 Game in Bavaria, Letter from E. W., 276 Gamgee's (J.) Domestic Animals, 305 Garden Management, Book of, 592 Garnett's (R.) Poems from the German, 241 Gatty's (Mrs.) Aunt Judy's Letters, 460 Geibel's (E.) Book of Munich Poets, 528 Germany: Chasles's Manners and Literature, 395 Giraldus Cambrensis, Works, ed. by Brewer, 689 Gibson's (W. S.) Northumberland, 178 Gl' Ingannati, transl. by Peacock, 305 Goddard's (J.) Philosophy of Music, 144 Goethe in the Year 1771-5, by Abeken, 17 Good Servants, Good Wives, by Walker, 843 Gosch's (C. H.) Denmark and Germany, 274 English-Need of a new Biographical Dictionary, 53, 116. Ancient Welsh Poems, 58, 121. Royal Mint at Sydney, 117. Income-Tax Return-Civil Service Grants-Naval Prize Money-Guild of Preston-Map of Seat of War in Virginia, 181. Deaf and Dumb, 218, 252. Accidents at the Music Saloons, 245, 279, 342, 375. Lectures at All- hallows, Bread Street-Paper Duty, 342. Mr. Francis Ronalds, 374. Misuse of "only," 404. Tomb of Henry GOSSIP-continued. Hall-India House, 536. Mr. Murray's Annual Sale, French-Duc de Pasquier's Memoirs-Distribution of Prince Labanoff's Italian-Affair at Aspromonte, 374. Monsignor Liverani's Graham, General, Memoir, ed. by Graham, 17 Grammars: Comparative Grammar, by Clark, 401; Gray's Hand Catalogue of Postage Stamps, 768 Gronow's (Capt.) Reminiscences, 71 Grub's (G.) Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, 366 Guide Books: Banks of the Forth, 275; Guild of Hale's (R.) Handbook of Elementary Drawing, 151 Hamerton's Painter's Camp in the Highlands, 763 Hamiltonian Logic, 496, 564, 594, 664, 698, 737, 772, Hamonet's (A.) Commercial Manual for French in Handbooks, &c.: Mr. Palgrave's Exhibition Hand- book, Letter from F. J. G., 22; Domestic Recipes, 78; Pictures in International Exhibition, by Tay- lor, 112; Manual of Geology, by Beete Jukes, 117; Hardy's Descriptive Catalogue of Materials for His- tory of Great Britain and Ireland, 523 Henderson's (Miss) Memorials of John Venning, 241 Hewett's (Capt.) West Coast of Africa, 302 Highton's (H.) Revised Translation of the N. T., 731 Historical Lessons in English and French, 431 History: Adventures of Baron Wenceslas Wratis- law, 298; Anagrams, by Wheatley, 172; Ancient Empires, 336; Anglo-Saxon Home, by Thrupp, 178; Bible History, see Bible; British Isles, by E. S. A., 274; Bruges, by Weale, 370; Campaign of 1815, by Hooper, 801; Catalogue of Materials for History of Great Britain and Ireland, by Hardy, 523; Cavour, by Botta, 48; Channel Islands, by Ansted and Latham, 619; Consulate and Empire, by Thiers, 201; Earls of Kildare, 399; Ecclesfield, by Eastwood, 178; Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, by Grub, 366; Egypt, Ancient, by Mrs. Sewell, 80; English Language, French Revolution, by Louis Blanc, 521; Gentile and Jew, by Döllinger, trans. by Darnell, 428; Gibraltar, by Sayer, 39; Hawaii, by Hopkins, 139; History in the State Papers, 337; Infanticide, by Ryan, 105; Inland Communication, by Smiles, 585; Inquiry into the Theories of History, 295; Jefferson and American Democracy, by De Witt, 206; Lessons in English and French, by a Lady, 431; Londonderry, ed. by Hempton, 297; Lübeck, by Deecke, 368; Mamcestre, ed. by Harland, 304; Moral Philosophy, by Whewell, 241; Names, trans. from French, by Mordacque, 236 [also 279]; National Expenditure, 776; New Forest, by Wise, 842; New South Wales, by Flanagan, 526; Northumberland, by Gibson, 178; Old Testament, by Davidson, 303, 406; Orkney Islands. 528; Our Church and our Country, by Venables, 337; Preston Guilds, by Clarkson and Dearden - Preston Guild, by Dobson and Harland, 528; Prehistoric Man, by Wilson, 625; Recollections of Sixty Years, by Delécluse, 623; Reign of Terror, by Ternaux, 237; Revolution of 1848, by Pagès, 494; Revolution of 1848, by Stern, 733; Romans under the Empire, by Merivale, 591; Royal Academy of Arts, by Sandby, 135; St. Swithun, Gloucester Fragments, ed. by Earle, 46 [also 85, 116]; Salons of Other Days, by La Comtesse de Bassanville, 623; Sand- wich Islands, by Hopkins, 139; Scotland, by Robertson, 840; Scots in France, by Michel, 271; Simancas, State Papers, ed. by Bergenroth, 653 History in the State Papers, Annual Report on Pub- Hofmeister on the Cryptogamia and Coniferæ, 209 Hooper's (G.) Waterloo, 801 [also 848] Horticulture: Book of Garden Management, 592; How Ewart won the Eagle at Waterloo, Letter from Hughes's (Thos.) Struggle for Kansas, 302 Hugo's (Victor) Les Misérables,' tr. by Wraxall, Hungary, Payne's Translation of Addresses, 696 Ichthyology: see Natural History. Influences, and other Poems, 209 Inquiry into the Theories of History, 295 Insanity: Brother-Help, 112 In Search of a Unicorn, Letter from Baikie, 212 Iron: Kirkaldy's Tensile Strength of Iron, 306 Irving, Washington, ed. by Irving, 331 [also 564] Italy: Arrivabene's Italy under Victor Emmanuel, 40; Autumn on the Italian Lakes, Letter from Th. T., 530; Botta's Count Cavour, 48; Chambers's Something of Italy, 627; Discoveries at Naples, 564; International Exhibition, Official Catalogue, 561; Trollope's Journey in Umbria and the Marches, 730 [also 848]. 17, 306 Jackson's (A.) Robert O'Hara Burke, 336 Jeffreys's (J. G.) Land and Freshwater Shells, 54 Jessop's (W. R. H.) Flindersland and Sturtland, 765 Jews, The: Black Jews, 538; Etheridge on the Johns's (C. A.) British Birds, 144 Jones's (B. C.) One Hundred Lectures, 695 Jubilee of the Almanach de Gotha, 837 Jukes's (Beete) Student's Manual of Geology, 117 Kavanagh's (Miss) English Women of Letters, 527 Kayserling's (Dr.) Moses Mendelssohn, 176 Kearley's (G.) Links in the Chain, 279 Kendall's (H.) Verses, 394 [also 437] Kildare's (Marquis of) Earls of Kildare, 399 Kilimanjaro and its Snows, Letter from Burton, 81 Kilmore, Bishop of, Memoir, by Clogy, 208 Kirkaldy's (D.) Tensile Strength of Iron, 306 Knæpflin's Benefactors of the Poor, 359 Köhl's (J. G.) Discovery of America, 301 Lake of Como, Letters from Th. T., 403, 461 Landor's (W. S.) Conversation between Milton and Laurie's (Capt.) Northern Europe, 334 Lee's (J. E.) Isca Silurum, 207 Legal Works: Ryan's Infanticide, 105; Macqueen's Laws of War and Neutrality, 235; Metropolis Local Management Act, 593. 113 Legge's (J.) Chinese Classics, 400 Les Misérables, by Victor Hugo, 13 Literature: Arnold's Manual of English Literature, 732; American Piracy, Letter from Harper, 496- from Trollope, 306; Decrease in Export of Books, 148, 738; Books of the Coming Season, 495, 529, 564, 594; Announcements, 53, 116, 213, 404, 437, 462, 495, 529, 564, 665, 772 Literary Piracy, 306, 496, 529, 532 Livingstone (Dr.), News from, 279 Long's (G.) Translation of Thoughts of Emperor Lonsdale's (Dr.) Biographical Sketch of Blamire, 47 Macclesfield Collection of Correspondence of Scien- Mallet's (R.) Great Neapolitan Earthquake, 835 Manufactures: Simmonds's Waste Products, 272 Marsh (G. P.) on English Language, 405 Marshall's (F.) Population and Trade in France, 690 Martin's (M.) British India, 528 Mathematics: Altitude Tables, 274; Baker on Mathematical Theory of Steam- Engine, 628; Birks on Matter and Ether, 810; Fowler's Solu- tions of Questions at Woolwich Examinations, 274; Marquard's Co-ordinates applied to Land Surveying, 460; Trigonometry and the Sliding- Matters of Taste among Common Things, 48 Memory, Science of, by Bacon, 592 Merivale's (C.) Romans under the Empire, 591 Mexico: Aimard's Queen of the Savannah, 336; Michel's (F.) Scots in France, 271; Past and Future Military and Naval Affairs: Annual Retrospect of Milton and Marvel, by Landor, 210 Mitchell's (D. W.) Ten Years in United States, 798 Montefiore's (T. L.) Catechesis Evangelica, 80 Monuments, Testimonials, Memorials, &c.: The Queen, at Montreal, 738; Prince Consort, see Prince Consort; Duke of Bedford, at Tavistock, 667; Boissy d'Anglas, 812; Dean Buckland, in Islip Church, 250; Bürger, 700; Earl Canning, for Guildhall, 25-in New India House, 119-for Calcutta, 505; Samuel Crompton, at Bolton, 151; D'Israeli the Elder, 379; Lord Eldon, at Oxford, 56; Fall of a House at Edinburgh, 250; Mr. J. Feilden, at Todmorden, 667; Earl Fortescue, at Exeter, 741; Iffland, at Mannheim, 218; Dr. Jenner, 634; Kepler, at Weil die Stadt, 497; King Ludwig, at Munich, 538; Lord Macaulay, at Cam- bridge, 184; Maria Theresa, at Vienna, 408; Sir Chapman Marshall, in Peterborough Cathedral, 250; Sir Hugh Myddelton, at Islington-Monu ment over the Well at Cawnpore, 151; Vincent Novello, 116; Statues for the New Manchester Assize Courts, 775; Madame Schröder-Devrient, 669; Public Statues, Parliamentary Return, 58; Lord Stowell, at Oxford, 56; Joseph Sturge, 25; Moore's (Thos.) Field-Botanist's Companion, 112 Moral Philosophy: Hamiltonian Logic, Letters from London, 52; Sharpe's Egyptian Antiquities, 55; Stealing Books, 278; Cost of the Archeopteryx Collection, 699. - -South Kensington Museum- Objects on Loan, 19, 536; Catalogue, 151, 336, Crystal Palace: Handel Festival, 25; 218, 568, 634; Over- MUSIC-continued. Murby's Student's Manual-Rhymes and Jingles, 251. Gossip: Perkins's Handel,' a Poem-Signor Mercadante, 26. Management of the Royal Italian Opera-Military Bands, 57. Slow Transmission of Sound from Brass Instruments, 90. Mr. Balfe's New Cantata, 120. Retro- spect of the Season, 152. Autumn Musical Festivals, 153. New Musical Hall at Exeter Change, 185. Dra- matic Singers-Popularity of Gounod's Faust,' 218. New Opera at Calais, 251. French Translation of 'La Serva Padrona'-Publications of the German Bach Society-Mr. Pierson's 'Jerusalem' at Würtzburg, 283. English Version of Mozart's 'Schauspiel-Direktor,' 234. Musical Instruments at the International Exhibition, 315. Foreign Watering-Places, 316. Movements of Eminent Singers, 347. Gloucester Festival, 347, 600. Berlioz's Shakspearian Opera, 347. German Musical Literature-Cliquot's Organ at St.-Sulpice, 348. Dr. Liszt's Gipsy Pupil, 378. German Bath Season, 379. Anecdote on the Overture to Don Juan,' 404. Unpub- lished Concerto by Mendelssohn-Beethoven's Crudities, 473. Original MS. of Mozart's Figaro'-Errata, 474. New Oratorios-Strange Trial at Paris, 506. Starring Parties in the Provinces-The Coming Season at Vienna -Rumours from Germany, 537. Medley Concert-New Organ for Church of St. Nicholas at Leipzig-Gounod's 'Faust' at Hamburg, 563. New Operas in Italy, 600, 813. Mdlle. Castri-Continental Schools, 600. Music at Liverpool and Manchester-Glasgow Choral Union-Dis- covery of a curious MS. at Brussels, 635. French Orches- 174; Bad Beginning, 658; Barren Honour, 269; Baronscliffe, by Mrs. Latham, 209; Cache-Cache, by Watson, 425; Childhood and Youth, by Count N. Tolstoi, 209; Church in the World, The, 657; Church Stories, ed. by Clarke, 48; Cynthia Thorold, 336; Dmitri Roudine, by Tourguenef, 144; Double Pro- phecy, by Carleton, 840; Drowned Women of Wig- ton, 427 [also 462, 704]; Duchess of Trajetto, 843; Family of the Lea, 768; Fern Vale, by Munro, 333; Footsteps behind Him, by Stewart, 365 [also 404]; Gravenhurst, by Smith, 48; Hearths and Watch- fires, by Colomb, 305; Herminius, 365; Jane Grey, by Bret, 627; John and I, 457; Lady Audley's Secret, by Braddon, 525 also 568; Les Misérables, by Victor Hugo, 13; A Loss Gained, by Creswell, 209; Marietta, by Trollope, 12; Marion Leslie, by Beaton, 694; Maroon, The, by Capt. Mayne Reid, 492; Master, The, by Mrs. Denison, 80; Measure for Measure, 431; Meehan's Haunted Castle, 305; Melchior's Dream, 80; Mick Tracy, 561; Mistress and Maid, 800; Mrs. Halliburton's Troubles, by Mrs. Wood, 731; Mountain Refuge, 844; My Good- for-Nothing Brother, by Lane, 767; Normanton, by Barrowcliffe, 805; Number One, by Foster, 110; Orley Farm, by Trollope, 425; Origines Romanæ, ed. by Parry, 80; Popular Tales of West Highlands, ed. by Campbell, 1:2; Prophecy, The, by Lady R. Butler, 805; The Queen's Maries, by Melville, 45; Queen of the Savannah, by Aimard, 336; Raising the Veil, by Pomeroy, 370; Reca Garland, by Home, 399; Red Track, by Aimard, 370; Rose and her Mission, by Mrs. Lynch, 627; Roxana, 695; Second Mother, by Mrs. Geldart, 695; Selerene, 768; Siren a, 17; Slaves of the Ring, 696; Stories from the Rhine, 734; Tales of the Gods and Heroes, by Cox, 593; Two Catherines, The, 590; Two Lives, by Jerrold, 296; Unedited Stories of Edgar Poe, 734; Winifred's Wooing, by Miss Craik, 492. 113, 145, 306, 401, 495, 561, 696, 769, 844 Numismatics: A Coin-Exhibitor, 18; Soirée of OBITUARY: Albrecht Adam, 375; Mrs. Anne C. Bartholomew, 252; M. Bocage, 379; Sir Benjamin C. Brodie, 531; Francesco Carlini, 497; Mr. John Curtis, 462; Mr. Francis Oliver Finch, 315, 633; Herr Karl Klingemann, 632; Sheridan Knowles, Observational Astronomy, by a Clergyman, 460 Old Man's Thoughts about Many Things, 362 Ollivier's (M.) Loves of a Page, 241 farren's 'Morning at the Pianoforte '-National Inter- Musical Society, Conversazione, 26; 635] Philharmonic Society, Jubilee Concert, 89 Royal Academy: Appeal to Government, 88; Concerts, 89, Sacred Harmonic Society: Library Catalogue, 57; 'Elijah,' 120; 152; 'Messiah,' 283; 635, 741 St. James's Hall: Popular Concerts, 56, 152-Resumption, Concerts: Herr F. Abt's, 56. Mr. Benedict's, 26. Mr. Paris: 121; 'Blaise et Blabet-M. Roger, 121; 153, 185; Parisian Gossip, 218, 283, 600, 704; Music on St. Announcements, 26, 57, 120, 121, 153, 185, 218, 251, 233, Napier's (Dr.) Edmund Burke, 144 Ornithology: 49; Johns's British Birds, 144; Well, 370; Adventures of Philip, by Thackeray, Partridge's (S. W.) Our English Months, 430 Peace's Handbook to Orkney Islands, 528 Poe, Edgar, Unedited Stories, 734 Poetry: Angel Calls, by Barry, 401; Bird's-Eye View of Society, by Quin, 431; Birket Foster's English Landscapes, with Pictures in Words by Tom Taylor, 666; Cache-Cache, by Watson, 425; City on the River, 431; Dramatic Poems of Alexander Pouchkine, 851; English Metrical Homilies, ed. by Small, 77; Favourite English Poems, 847; Flowers from the Glen, by Waddington, ed. by Green, 400; Heart Melodies, by Bateman, 400; Heaven, Earth and Hell, by Nesfield - Henry Arnaud, by Pennington, 431; Honey and Gall, 627; Influences, 209; Irish Topographical Poems, gregor, 734; Lays of Hearth and Home, by 628 Poland, Secret Memoirs of Stanislaus Augustus, 428 Polehampton's (A.) Kangaroo Land, 44 Political Economy: Chevalier, Des Définitions du Numéraire et du Crédit, 632; Chorley's Political Economy for the Million, 240; Macleod on Science Politics: Arrivabene's Italy, 40; Autobiography of Charles the Fifth, 231; Bellew's Mission to Af- ghanistan, 836; Botta's Count Cavour, 48; De Gasparin's America before Europe, 206; De Poro- chine's Russia and Poland, 337; De Witt's Ame- rican Democracy, 206; Gosch's Denmark and Germany, 274; Government, Morals and Condi- tions in France before the Revolution, 178; O'Sullivan's Union, Disunion, Reunion, 206; Payne's Translation of Addresses of Hungarian Diet, 696; Wenckstern's Prussia and the Poles, 209. 17, 145, Pompeii, Discoveries at, Letter from Russell, 243 Post Office: Directory for Home Counties, 561; Expenses of the Post Office, 700; The Postage Stamp, Letter from Sir R. Hill, 806; English and Pratt (Dr.) on Eccentric and Centric Force, 241 Prince Consort, Speeches and Addresses, 797; The Public Memorial, Second Report of Committee of Advice, 179; 667; Mausoleum at Frogmore, 216; Medallion Portrait, 85; Memorials at Bath United Hospital 531, Birmingham 633, Glasgow 809, Guernsey 740, Halifax 116, 738, Manchester 408, Oxford 738, Salford 440, Suffolk 148 Prince and Princess of Wales, 275 Prison Discipline: see Crime and Punishment. Psychology: see Moral Philosophy. Queen of Siam, Letter from Schomburgk, 113 Quin's (P.) Bird's-Eye View of Society, 431 Railways: Plan for connecting all the London Rail- ways, 149; French Railway Reading, 178, 210; Giessen and Deutz Railway, 532; Smyrna and Ranken's (Major) Canada and the Crimea, 48 Rattray's (Dr.) Vancouver Island, 272 Raverty's (Capt.) Poetry of Afghans, 175 Ray Society: Hofmeister on the Cryptogamia, 209 Reade (T. 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Speke's Expedition, 565; Mr. Stanford's Library Maps-Bacon & Co.'s American Maps, 497; Eton College Atlas-M'Leod's Wall Maps of England and Wales, drawn by Weller, 565; Johnston's School Atlas, 809; 748.-Geology: Blanford on Geological Survey of India, 280; Fossil Remains, 437; Beete Jukes's Student's Manual, 117; Schvarez's Failure of Geological Attempts in Greece, 370; Smith's Newer Pliocene Geology, 593; 17, 210.—Meteorology: Meteoro- logical Department of Government, 49; Fall of Rain, Letter from Glaisher, 372; Weather-Charts, 284; Rain-Glass, 121, 284, 342, 776, 852; Predic- tion of the Weather, 497; 178, 306.-Minera- Science and Art Department: see Museum, South Scotland: Drowned Women of Wigton, 427 [also 462, 704]; Grub's Ecclesiastical History, 366; Hamerton's Painter's Camp in the Highlands, 763; Sewell's (Mrs.) Ancient Egypt, 80 Sandford's (J.) Mission of the Church at Home, 16 Sayer's (Capt.) 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